Allison Kierman Talks About Getting Remarried
In this short video, Allison Kierman gives insight into the legal side of getting remarried.
Allison Kierman Speak About Alimony
Watch Allison Kierman share expert insights on alimony laws and tips for navigating the complexities of spousal support.
Three Things You Need to Do When Your Spouse Dies and Their Will or Trust Has a Disclaimer Provision
Losing your spouse is one of the most difficult things you might face in life. Although it is important to take time to grieve, there are also some crucial steps …
Pros and Cons of a Family Limited Partnership
Owning your own business or investment portfolio can be incredibly rewarding. However, to preserve the fruits of your labor and dedication, you must do everything you can to protect it. …
Things You Can Do to Help Prove You Are Mentally Competent When Executing Your Estate Plan
Although we would all like to believe that our family and loved ones will honor our wishes as expressed in our estate plan, contests are more common than you might …
Apple Legacy Contact Information
How to add a Legacy Contact for your Apple ID A Legacy Contact is someone you choose to have access to the data in your Apple account after your death. …
Your Planning Team for Your Next Adventure
When planning your next great travel adventure, you may decide that you can do it yourself. You know what you and your travel companions want to see and do, how …
Myths and Frequently Asked Questions: Estate Planning for World Travelers
Myth #1: International travel is no different than domestic travel. False. Although all travel requires planning and can involve risk and complications, international travel requires taking extra steps and addressing …
What Happens to My Spouse’s Debts at Their Death?
A spouse’s death creates a difficult and demanding time for the surviving partner. As much as you might want space and time alone to process your grief, you may have …
Using Assisted Reproductive Technology: What Happens to Unused Genetic Material at Your Death?
When you think about how you want your property to be distributed after your death, most of the time it is easy to identify that property—your home, your cars, your …